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When his carnal meter is full, Beowulf can go into Carnal Fury mode, an explosion of brutality necessary to defeat larger foes, but so uncontrollable and vicious that he often kills his own men in the process. Players take on the role of Beowulf, the mythical Norse warrior who possessed the combined strength of thirty men and was torn between his nature’s noble and ruthless sides. Arrogant, self-serving, and lustful for gold and glory, you journey to Denmark to destroy a bloodthirsty beast wreaking havoc. The darker side of Beowulf's personality is reflected in his carnal power, which builds when he takes damage or performs brutal grappling maneuvers, and it allows him to perform stronger attacks and use more powerful weapons. You are Beowulf, legendary Norse warrior with the strength of 30 men. Participating in more battles will increase the number and quality of weapons available to the thanes, and Beowulf can use rallying cries to get his army to do things like open doors, move boulders, and steer boats. There were two cool things about the console versions of Beowulf: the singing thanes and the impressive levels of gore. Things like saving thanes and slaying monsters with impressive combos will increase Beowulf's morale meter, allowing him to unlock an army of up to 12 thanes, to whom he can give orders and outfit with weapons. Though most of the action is handled in a brutal and bloody, hack 'n' slash manner, Beowulf: The Game also branches out into some role-playing and squad-based gameplay. This personal dichotomy is reflected in the game's use of "morale" and "carnal" meters that fill based on the way gamers go about dealing with enemies. The game's story takes Beowulf to Denmark to battle a bloodthirsty beast, but he must also battle the internal forces that alternately compel him to behave like a noble king or a carnal beast in his own right. Beowulf features a minigame that rewards players for not having sex with Grendels mother, played by a near-nude Angelina Jolie in the movie, for as long as humanly possible. Though timed to coincide with the release of blockbuster motion picture, the game takes place during 30 years of Beowulf's life that go unseen in the movie. Based on the Old English epic poem, Beowulf: The Game puts players in the shoes of the legendary Norse warrior whose incredible strength and lust for glory lead him on a great journey.
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